Let's have a civilized conversation... What's the most physically demanding sport? I think that it's wrestling. There's crazy amounts of conditioning as well as lots of lifting. Jordan Burroughs, the Ronaldo or Messi of wrestling, lifts twice a day in addition to completely insane conditioning. What about you, /fit? What do you think is the most demanding sport?
Let's have a civilized conversation... What's the most physically demanding sport? I think that it's wrestling...
Nathaniel Butler
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Cooper Allen
Apparently motocross
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Levi Thomas
Any sport so long as you go all out.
James Hall
Calcio Storico
Hudson King
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Kevin Cox
Curling
Juan Rodriguez
speed walking
Jaxson Moore
this sport literally has no physical limit. In regard to short term demand combat sports are far higher than any other.
Evan Gonzalez
If you don't say men's gymnastics you are wrong
Noah Murphy
Ice hockey. You know I'm fucking right
Benjamin Scott
Technically, it would be swimming
Julian Martin
Hockey player here. LaX is harder imo since it's infinitely easier to skate than run.
Christian Reyes
women's gymnastics
Ayden Diaz
The sport completely negates legs.
Jose Mitchell
Wait, wait. The training for the sport or the sport itself?
If the amount of running was the metric we were using then ultramarathon running would win
Angel Ward
RUGBY
Dominic Walker
bear blasting
Liam Sanders
Crab Cock
Robert Green
cycling
Matthew Russell
>speed walking
Death march never forget
Jason Torres
Other hockey player here. That logic is fucked. You can generate 3x the speed on skates, but you still have to go all fucking out. Also, talk to anyone who doesn't skate or used to skate, skating is infinitely harder than walking or running due to the balance and core strength required
Robert Adams
Soccer/football
Joseph James
Driving LMP1 cars in 24 hours of Le Mans probably.
Kevin Reyes
Strongman
Adam Bell
Triathlon or any other endurance sport.
Adrian Evans
old fag here. I've played competitive sport my whole life. When I was young I did swimming and rugby at representative levels. Towards the end of my schooling I ran middle distance (800,1500) and cross country at a world (junior) class level but I have never had to push through the pain like I did when I started doing ultra marathons. Until you've run 100 miles straight you really don't know what lurks within those dark corners of your soul.